Palm Bay High School - Royal Fortune Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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r Taking a well deserved break from work, Ieannie Sca- vone settles down with a good book. Focusing on something more interesting, Pam Mitchell rests her eyes from heavy reading. Sometimes working in a group made it easier to accom- plish work, as Sandra Baldonza shows us how it is done, with Romonda Shackleford by her side. Speed reading is not an easy task, as Michelle Leiber- mann raced through another page of her book. 212fENGLISH A. WDM ' 'll ' Q fl at J. 5-1- 4.3 .X I VA., X argaret 1' lain f WWW J 1 i C X Ianice A mth Elyg, , V Heller ' S P -X' S W N WX

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was l crux . ..N, -'- tri ff xx V mqu 1: zf Q , my , , wi lx, 1 Ilf my lHilderbrand Ulf M,,fk.,5,,, :-:fav xlluth Presenting his demonstration speech, Mike Withrow appeared to be prepared. Not needing any cue cards, Vincent Cooper presented his speech to the Class. Answering questions at the end of her speech, Iennifer Robertson was glad it was finally over. Physical Contact was the idea of their speech as Ronald Scott and Iohn Smith demonstrated skills of the Marshall Arts. ENGLISIUZH

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T' 1 is I A I 1 Y r X5 Qs 9:1 ,,. i' 94 Working intently, Renee Clary and Ienny Sego combine their resources. In a group, Linda Culberson begins her reading. World Lit enthuses everyone, especially 'lony Ferrilio and Bob Clancy 'le-sting is a regular Friday activity but as Shanel Terry can tell you, it's no fun. Karen Paul M 1 -M Shit Al If I . bv if f e fs gy Jun, 43 'fanw' ' 1 Q Kathy , Shiffrirr' X ENGLISHXZI3